Rangers' appeal against sanctions imposed by the Scottish Football Association will be heard next Wednesday - and the panel members have been named following consultation with the police.
Retail sales slip back 1 per cent as fashion stores weather April showers
Wednesday 09 May 2012
The wettest April on record "washed away" sales of summer clothing and footwear, it emerged yesterday, leaving retailers hoping for a revival in their fortunes from the Diamond Jubilee and the Olympic Games.
Clinton Cards in turnaround struggle
Sunday 29 April 2012
First victims of MF Global paid out
Saturday 21 April 2012
The Financial Services Compensation Scheme has made its first payout to victims of the collapse of MF Global. It has paid £130,000 to customers of the broking firm after receiving more than 4,000 claims from victims. However, it did not reveal how many of these were accounted for in the first payout.
ETX Capital in talks to buy crisis-hit WorldSpreads
Tuesday 20 March 2012
ETX Capital is in exclusive negotiations to buy its collapsed spread-betting rival WorldSpreads. Talks have been ongoing over the weekend and a deal is likely to be announced within the next 24 hours.
ETX poised to swoop on its collapsed rival WorldSpreads
Tuesday 20 March 2012
Administrators find £13m black hole in WorldSpreads accounts
Monday 19 March 2012
Customers of a spread betting firm are likely to be left seeking compensation after an estimated £13 million black hole in its accounts was revealed today.
Banks 'set for more job losses'
Monday 19 March 2012
Further job losses in the banking sector are on the way, a report said today, after the eurozone debt crisis, compensation costs and higher taxes slashed the combined profits of the UK's five biggest banks.
After scandal, Swiss come clean with a new governor
Thursday 08 March 2012
The uproar over his wife's currency dealings may have cost Swiss National Bank governor Philipp Hildebrand his job, but the auditors have at least given his likely successor Thomas Jordan a clean bill of health.
Shops struggle but bright for food
Tuesday 06 March 2012
Hopes that the high street has turned the corner were dashed yesterday as retailers posted another fall in underlying sales.
Edinburgh Woollen Mill buys Peacocks
Thursday 23 February 2012
The Scottish clothing group Edinburgh Woollen Mill has acquired the fashion chain Peacocks out of administration, saving 6,000 jobs.
3,100 jobs lost but Peacocks is saved
Wednesday 22 February 2012
More than 3,000 jobs were lost today after ailing fashion chain Peacocks was sold out of administration.
'End big four's domination of listed audit market' call
Monday 20 February 2012
The major challengers to the big four accountants have told the Competition Commission (CC) that the audit market for listed companies must be opened up for the good of British business.
Sir Stelios set to vote against easyJet directors
Saturday 18 February 2012
Sir Stelios Haji-Ioannou set the scene for a stormy annual general meeting of easyJet next Thursday as the company's founder saidhe would vote against there-election of a string ofdirectors and its pay report.








